Tooth pain

2017-09-27 17:20:37
I have been suffering from tooth pain which is already done with filling.2yrs back now again sensation started only while lying down , not with any cold or sweet...I could see little broken teeth corner as well on top
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Advice to get done Xray followed by Painless root canal treatment.

Answered2017-09-27 19:22:07

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Visit your dentist asap. It could be a sign of chronic irreversible pulpitis where in your pulp gets a slow death over a period of time A radiograph would be required to assess the exact problem. Good luck!!!!

Answered2017-09-27 18:57:33

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No doubt nerve of tooth gt infected. Rct is a treatment of choice
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Visit your dentist or endodontist, get the xray done
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Opt for permanent treatment rather than juz pain relief.

Answered2017-09-27 17:36:57

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A fractured Restoration and secondary caries is suspected. It means that your tooth has started to decay below the filling. Most likely it has to be treated by a Root Canal treatment. For instant relief of pain take tablet keterol DT.  Visit a dentist.

Answered2017-09-27 17:24:41

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Yes it can be deep caries ..and infection spreading in d nerve...visit nearby dentist fr meds and treatment

Answered2017-09-27 17:23:16

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Getting a filling done does not give an insurance that the tooth cannot have a cavity again. Your symptoms point to the fact that the tooth has got re-cavitated and will require root canal treatment because now it is affected by Irreversible pulpitis. Delaying the treatment or trying to treat it only with medications should be avoided because it will cause for the damage to continue and the symptoms are bound to reappear after sometime. Regards.

Answered2017-09-28 02:48:52

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RCT

Answered2017-09-27 18:07:31

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